New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
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DIR. McGLYNN'S FRIENDS ANXIOU
SOME THINK HE SHOULD GO TO ROME
WHAT WAS THE REAL REASON FOR HIS REMOVAL
FROM ST. sTFPHEN'Sf

WHAT WAS THE REAL REASON FOR HIS REMOVAL
FROM ST. sTEPHEN'sf
The growing belief that Dr. McGynn does not intend
to to Rome is causing bis friends good deal OF un-
easness particularly his adherents In St Stephens par
sh Some of these nonpussed by his continued ST.
lence this point and also in regard to another matter
This In reference his removal from st. Stephens the
real or which, seems has never been disclosed
When committee OF the parishoners called on Arch
bishop Corrigan last winter to ascertain why he had
removed the Doctor, he told them that be would make
known the real reason to them If DIR. McGlynn would
make such request in writing. 1t was never made
The matter dropped for while but revived last
week by Or. Mcdonnell the Archbishops secretary,
when he again referred to the fact that the pre-
else cause OF the Doctors suspension was still
unknown to the public His remarks and the offer pre-
vousy made by the Archbishop have stirred up the 81
think that eher the Doctor has been maligned else
there something more In the case tn an has yet come
out II there Is they think they ought to knowit
Said John r. Feeney, chairman of the parishioners
committee for one want to know what this charge
known. I've doubt it would be some paltry matter
about TIE management OF St Stephens, which techn'
nothing BY not disclosing the facts however it is made
to appear something terrible This stabbing the Doc or
panation or else let a committee OF say hundred
up the palace and demand AS 1t is now. he Is be-
who the Doctor know that he is pure the drv
snow, but outsiders reading such remarks as those
should not be allowed"
Others took q similar view. One added "The Doctor
think nothing about himself his own affairs
He Is completely wrapped up in that labor business
Meantime his opponents are active both here ana az
Rome The first thing you know he will be excommuni-
Gated and then where will he be His friends who want
him back In the Church would do anything for him
but they don't get chance The labor people have him
entirely would only consent to go to Rome feel
that he would came back all right but apparently
he has no thought OF going now"
friend OF tho Archbshops said yesterday that Dr.
McGlynns refusal TO acknowledge the receipt OF the
Popes letter him would only aggravate his case IL
was put in his hand by rusty messenger ths INFORM
ant added land IL he put 1t In his pocket without even
reading It, why then he certainly exhibited marked dis
respect toward the head Of the Church There are TWO
and only for the Doctor TO pursue de must
either submit and go Rome, else be ercommunl-
Gated the expiration OF the forty days There 10 no
other course open TO him think that IL he did get
from the present influences that surround MIN and
60 TO Rome his Views might be changed somewhat
Dr. McGlynn lectured In Miners Theatre Newark, last
night the Gross OF the New Crusade before good
audience repeating the arguments used by him on tue
platform in this city The Rev. H. o. Pentecost OF New
ark, presided and introduced Dr. hcGlynn.